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Applejack exemplifies fundamental fermentation techniques at their purest. Not much has changed in applejack production since the American colonial period.

Homes built in the 80s and 90s often featured brass fixtures and although functional and still beautiful, they are prime targets for an update. Rather than replace them, why not just bring them into the present with a little paint?

Winter squash make for comforting and hearty meals that are perfect for enjoying during the colder months. While pumpkin is always a crowd pleaser, there are many other varieties to enjoy.

Pomegranate season is September through February, and the seeds (also known as arils) are great for adding to fall and winter recipes. Full of Vitamins C and K, pomegranates contain antioxidants and have been pegged as a cancer-fighting food.

We all have old items tucked into the back of closets or taking up space in the garage that we’ve been meaning to donate or throw away. But what you may see as trash right now could actually be an amazing treasure for your home and life.

Not all floral arrangements need to have flowers. This arrangement showcases the bounty of fall in all its glory, with cabbages, artichokes, pomegranates and other seasonal fruits and vegetables. It's a stylish way to dress up an autumn mantel or a Thanksgiving buffet table.

Create realistic-looking DIY liquid latex for special effects makeup right at home. With just a few household products, you can make creepy gashes, gouges and wounds for stage, costumes and cosplay.

Consider some pumpkin-decorating ideas that don't involve carving. You can cover them with fabric or duct tape or even decorate beautiful painted pumpkins.

Now here's a Lego lady worth rooting for: she's smart, sassy, a Master Builder, and dating Batman to boot! With this DIY costume, your little girl is sure to save the world.

If you're a fan of Disney and a lover of all things Halloweeny, simply combine the two into an authentic Maleficent costume! Create your own for a fraction of the cost of a store-bought costume and shine twice as brightly.